Wyoming Conference opens with officers elected and missionary sermon
The forty third Wyoming Conference session began in Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church with Bishop John F Horst presiding. Officers and standing committees were elected, reports read, and Rev A F Chaffee of Wilkes-Barre delivered a missionary sermon on obligation to spread the gospel, urging active support for missions.
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Elm Park Methodist Church
A. F. Chaffee
Wilkes- Barre
Wyoming
Yelock
Elm Park
John F. Hurst
D. D
LL. D
Washington, D.C
Edwin B. Unbated
Norwith N
Asitiut
John B. Smit
Astin
Benjamin P. Pipley
Tnndula
Henry Fh. Wilbur
Lestershire
A. Green
Spuntaria Springs
N. Y
William. Frisbie
Whitnes's Point N
W.L. Linaberry
S. Gus Stowden
H. L. Ellaworth
James Bewwinger
Hugh C. McDermott
Kingaton
G CC Jacobs
Gitwon
G. B. Stone
Masonville
F. P. Doty
Peekville
Clark Callender
W. H. Pearce
L. ©. Floyd
M. O. Fuller
Stewarda
D. ©. Barnes
W. M. Miller
J. (. Leacock
Harry Perkins
George K. Powel
George D. Conch
Levi Jequisor
G. A. Place
FL PL Hall
Carley
John Seacord
W. B. Bennet
W. G. Simpson
J. R. Boyle
OL. Severson
N. Shipman
John E. Bony
J. A. Faulkner
Mo & Godshall
L. Eprague
L. P. Howard
William Aoger
H. B. Donedict
J. Bradshaw
W. Griffith
William Connell
W. F. Clements
H.W. Lee
Wltl Welch
Epworth League
J. O. Woodruff
A. G. Decker
W. C. Linaberry
A. Griffin
L. B. Weeks
W. T.ini
H. N. Vandenson
A. M. Colerove
W. Frisby
Hard
B.N. Briers
G. C.jacobs
George Forsyth
Hreedmen's Aid and
Southern Educacy
J. H. Boyes
J. Austin
M. D. Fuller
A. Wrigley
W.M. Shaw
LC. Exton
Maonday
W. H. Alger
F. J. Jones
L. P. Goward
G. E. Vinwoert
J. Lee
S. Haman
Isaac Jenkins
Evans
H. Wied
L. F. van Campen
Prentice
J. R. Alien
EB Ripley
Brigus
Eae Burgess
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Oyu
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Zanhe
L. W. Karsohner
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Hull
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Mididon
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F. J. Douea
A. W. Cooper
G. W. Northrop
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Oberrance of
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H. G. Harned
G. H. Prentice
K.S Rose
B. PL Ripley
H. G. Blsir
A. F Brown
J. H W. Lit
O. W. Todd
H. H. Wilbon
JW. Webb
Vrooman
E. R. K. Briggs
B. Wilson
O. W. Batcock
J. F. Jones
J. H Auge
J. B. Lane
G. A. Depuy
eNsisterial
Upport
C. H. Newing
T. KR. Warnoch
Charles Smith
P. R. Tovar
G. A. Cure
J. B. Taylor
Meimoimi
J. B. Cook
J. F. Warner
W. M. Hiller
W. RB Netherton
R. M. W.W. Thorpe
Church Mexic
H. @. Blair
A. Change Fer
D. Personena
A.C. Olver
J. Li
J. Underwood
F. Williams
H. E. Wheeler
J. H. Weston
A. Terry
H. A. Green
H. A. Williams
W. Lowery
Ei, Sweer
E. Upuy
L. C. Simp
Kmith
F. H. Pee
Hi. L. Ellsworth
LN. Shipman
G. Snowden
S. D. Galpin
F. Right
W. T. Blair
W. B. Westlike
PR. Tower
J.C
W. G. Sinpaone
Thomas Harrouy
Binghoumton
Dng
Henry M. Drydenwiay
Chenango
John F. Goucher
George M. Colville
Binghampton
Pauling
Manley - Hard
Hugh OC
McDermott
Conference
Nis
Amasi F. Chaffee
Wilkes-Barre
Story of an awful crime in Rush 1803
The grand jury indicts Bert Sebring for the alleged murder of a newborn in a boiling-water death in Rush near Auburndale. The case parallels earlier local crimes, with Sebring arraigned and pleading not guilty to three counts of child murder. evidence includes a live birth and a brutal family history.
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Bert Sebring
Rush
Mystery of Rush barnyard death linked to Sebring
The case centers on Sebring once accused in the death of Assemblyman W. T. Barnes found bruised in a Rush barnyard. Early reports blamed intoxication and colt kicks, but Sebring reportedly told a distant farmer that Barnes was dead and the colts had killed him. Nearby farmers returned home disappointed as the trial was postponed.
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Trib Ask
Sebring
W. T. Barnes
Rush
Barnes
Rosh
Auburn
Auburn Were In Town Yeaterday
Path of the Storm King and Coastal Drowning
A run of late season storms brings high gale seas with two weasels driven ashore off Jersey near Sandy Hook and drownings. Snow and heavy blizzards halt rail traffic and flood roads across several towns including Belleronti and Ashland, with 18 to 24 inches of snow and widespread transportation disruption.
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New York
Atea
Jersey
Sandy Hook
Soldiers March Through Deep Snow to Camp Near Crack Hunt
In Cwack Hunt, Pa on April 11 the commonweal army marched twelve miles through six to eight inches of snow. They camped tonight at an old continental mansion within a mile. The march was almost heroic with exhausted men and horses, fires burning in each room to dry gear despite light clothing and wet conditions.
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Cwack Hunt
Crazed by Teeth Pulling Turns Violent in New York
August Schafe a Petroleum Exchange porter age 45 of Vasey Street after eight teeth were pulled yesterday became violently insane this morning and tried to kill his daughter Currie throwing a chair at her head overturning a breakfast table he threatened to jump from a window Policeman Looran of the Second precinct took him to Chambers Street hospital where doctors diagnosed acute hysteria and expect recovery
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New York
August Schafe
Petroleum Exchange
Vasey Street
Currie
Looran
Sehufe
Chambers Street
Twin Heirs Missing From New Jersey Home
Albert and Alphena Rawson, 15 year old twins and sole heirs of their mother’s property, disappeared from their home in Hintspare New Jersey Monday at 4 am. Mrs Rawson is Laura Keene’s daughter, the actress once at Ford's Theatre during Lincoln’s assassination. The mother suspects the boys are being kept away from home.
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Laura Keene
Hintspare
N. J
Albert
Alphena Rawaon
Rawson
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
Howe
Riot renews at Frick coke plant in Youngstown
An armed mob of about 400 strikers overwhelmed the Youngstown works of H. C. Frick & Co. at 7:80 am and forced workers to surrender after attacks. Deputies pursued the rioters toward Leisenring, with word of more deputies en route. Trouble threatens as strikers remain armed and intent on halting mining operations.
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Divine Commission
Dr. Olin
New York
the Missionary Society
Christ
Kingdom of God
Laocoon
Abe
Korgobad
Taylor
New England
Marshman
Carey
Duff
Father Dannier
Coke
Sirsa
Millenia
Frick
Youngstown
Leisonring
Oxioxtown
H.C. Frick & Co
Wilhaim
Leisenring
Wilhelm
Butterworth Defends Pollard In Pollard-Preckinridge Trial
Verbal duel at the Pollard-Preckinridge jury centers on Madeline Pollard. Major Butterworth compares her to an innocent schoolgirl while accusing the other party of forgery and perjury. He dramatizes the courtroom scene with Salvini like fervor and questions Pollard’s truth.
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Pon Butterworth
Pollard-Preckinridge
Wastinaton
Defenan
Major Butterworth
Madeline Pollard
Miss Pollard
Miami
Salvini
Iago
Nation accepts coal strike resolution at convention
The National Mineral Convention adopted a resolution ordering a coal strike starting at noon on Saturday April 2 1891 in all states and territories under their control or guided by national officers. The action, announced in Columus, was unanimously approved.
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Columus
National Mineral Convention
Countess Russell Seeks Restore Conjugal Rights
Earl Russell faces a petition for restoration of conjugal rights filed by Countess Russell, once Miss Mutile Scott, in a sensational divorce action from 1802. The petition was served today and Russell plans to reseat the case, generating keen interest after prior sensational accusations.
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Lexpos
Earl Russell
Hit
Runsell
Mutile Scott
Russell
Weather Outlook for Eastern Pennsylvania Thursday
For Eastern Pennsylvania on Thursday expect snow in the early morning then clearing weather. Cold north winds will ease with a light rise in temperature as the day progresses.
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Wastinerox
Pennsylvania
Hermsdorf Hosiery Festival Opens April 16
Hermedorf’s announces a festival to inaugurate a new line of Hermsdorf Hosiery in the Hosiery Department. On Monday April 16 the store will display Plain Dropstitch and Boot Pattems with special Hermsdorf Souvenirs for each purchaser.
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Hermsdorf
Hosiery Bonanza Offers Fast Black Hosiery for All
A sale of ladies hose aged 25 and 45, children size 6 to 8, plus boys and gents half hose. The ad claims best values ever offered in fast black hosiery with wide size range and secure quality.
Belting Goods Listed by Scranton Firm Schieren Co
10 and 612 Lackawanna Ave describe iThe Gutta Percha and Rubber Works Companys famous Maltese Cross rubber belting and hose with perforated electric and oak tanned leather belting offered by H A Kingsbury agent at 513 Spruce Street Scranton Pennsylvania.
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